In an attempt to slam Jay Z, Trump surrogate Scottie Nell Hughes said Sunday that one of his music videos featured someone throwing a "mazel tov cocktail" at police.
What is a "mazel tov cocktail"
Hughes, who is frequently on CNN, was criticizing Jay Z after he and Beyonce headlined a concert for Hillary Clinton.
The apparent "mazel tov cocktail" she was referring to was a molotov cocktail in Jay Z and Kanye West's music video for "No Church in the Wild."
When called out for her gaffe on Twitter, Hughes replied, "Trust me..I realized at that moment, I should have taken a nap at some point the last 24 hours."
But people took her unintended Jewish reference and ran with it.
Several people described the "mazel tov cocktail" as a drink made with Manischewitz wine and soda.
Some believed a "mazel tov cocktail" to be very potent.
"Had those at my Bar Mitzvah. Got people dancing."
Others said it was a spin on a classic martini.
"It's a Jewish vodka."
And the puns just kept coming.
As it so happens, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker — who endorsed Trump — signed off a 2014 letter about a menorah display during Hannukah, with "Thank you again and Molotov."
On Monday, Hughes tweeted a story about Jay Z's video using the correct term, "molotov cocktails."
But the damage was done.
One day to the election...
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